2. Introduction
• Quick story-like introduction to set the scene:
"Long ago in Medina, there was a big fight
between some people who didn't like the
Muslims and the Muslims who wanted to
protect their city."
• Show a simple map highlighting Medina and
explain it was the city where Prophet
Muhammad (peace be upon him) lived.
3. Getting Ready for Battle
• "The Muslims heard the bad people were
coming, so they made a big plan to keep their
city safe."
• Describe digging the trench as a smart idea to
protect the city.
• Mention that everyone worked together to dig
the trench.
4. The Fight Begins!
• "The bad people arrived with a big army,
but they couldn't get past the trench!"
• Show simple images of the Quraysh
army and the trench.
5. A Clever Friend Helps
• Introduce Salman al-Farsi as a clever friend who
suggested making the trench.
• Explain how his idea helped keep the Muslims
safe.
6. Other People Join the Bad Guys
Talk about other groups who joined
the Quraysh to attack the Muslims.
Explain how they tried to break the
trench but couldn't.
7. Challenges
for the
Muslims
"It rained a lot, and it was
cold. The Muslims felt scared,
but they stayed strong
together."
Discuss how the weather
made things difficult for the
Muslims.
9. Something Big Happens!
TELL THE STORY OF THE BRAVE FIGHT
BETWEEN AMR IBN ABD WUDD AND ALI
IBN ABI TALIB.
EXPLAIN HOW THIS EVENT HELPED THE
MUSLIMS A LOT.
10. What
Happened
Next?
"The bad people couldn't
win. They went away, and
the Muslims stayed safe!"
Describe the happy ending
where the Muslims
protected their city.
11. Why it's Important
• Explain that this story teaches us
about working together, being
smart, and staying strong, even
when things are hard.
12. Lessons We Learn
• Teamwork is Strong: "When everyone works
together like the Muslims did when building the
trench, we can do big things!"
• Smart Thinking Helps: "Salman's idea of making
a trench was super smart. It kept everyone safe.
Thinking cleverly can solve problems!"
• Bravery Matters: "Heroes like Ali and Sa'd
showed us that being brave helps protect
everyone, even when things are scary!"
• Never Give Up: "Even when it rained and the bad
people attacked, the Muslims didn't give up.
They stayed strong!"
13. The Lesson We
Learn
"We learn that when we work
together and stay brave, we can
solve big problems!"
14. The Big Lesson
"THE STORY OF THE SIEGE OF
KHANDAQ TEACHES US TO
ALWAYS STAY TOGETHER, BE
SMART, BE BRAVE, AND NEVER
GIVE UP! THESE LESSONS HELP
US SOLVE PROBLEMS AND
KEEP OUR FRIENDS AND
FAMILY SAFE."
BY HIGHLIGHTING THESE
SIMPLE YET IMPORTANT
LESSONS, KIDS CAN GRASP THE
VALUES OF UNITY,
INTELLIGENCE, COURAGE, AND
PERSEVERANCE THAT THE
SIEGE OF KHANDAQ TEACHES.
THESE VALUES ARE RELATABLE
AND CAN EASILY BE
UNDERSTOOD AND APPLIED IN
THEIR OWN LIVES.
15. Sources
• If applicable, mention where the
information came from (books, websites,
etc.).
• Use lots of pictures, simple language,
and maybe even a short video or
animation to make it fun and easy for
the fifth graders to understand. Good
luck with your presentation!
16. The End
• Recap the main points and thank
the audience for listening.
